Estate of Major General G.F.C. Bray - Correspondence and Records, 1883-1884

not due for 4 days after his death. When all settled Cox had better pay it in to my account at Robarts [Lubbock?] 70 - Can you give me an idea of when things will be settled for I want to make a change in this establishment and go

to pay some visits after I have settled with my trades people. Mr. Maple & Co. are getting impertinent - and life is uncertain. I am ashamed too of owing my medics. I believe I am going to Dorking tomorrow. but have been so up and down with Influenza & general meekness! that I never

16 Kidbrook Grove Blackheath 23 Oct 84

Dear M. Vaisey I return document duly filled up & signed - Also a Copy of Registrars Certificate of death. I was told not to part with this one./ I suppose your requiremts

will keep it?/ - I don't know why I was not to part with it - for I suppose I can get another by paying for it? Will you tell Arnold White to go on paying you the interest - as you can by receiving his letters Keep an eye on him? And oght anything to be done about the alteratin in mortgage such of name? If not necessary very or absolutely it be only added to expense - I shall be at Furlong about 10th Nov.

Yrs sincly Charlotte Bray

6th November 1884 Dear Madam, We enclose a schedule of papers in our possession relating to your affairs, & also enclose a copy of your Marriage Settlement as requested We remain Madam Yours truly, Dangerfield [P?] M Ellis?

Mrs Bray 16 Kidbrooke Grove Blackheath

Nov 8th

A.W Vaisey Esq Tring

Sir /Genl Bray deceased

We beg to acknowledge receipt of yours, for which please accept our thanks,

Yours faithfully Maple & Co Signature?